The below looks to me, at way too late at night, like something that a
car mechanic in cartoon might say to a naive customer when he wanted
to snow them.
Which shows something, but I'm not sure what.
On 7/16/05, Francois Menard <francois(_at_)menards(_dot_)ca> wrote:
Can anyone comment about whether I should be able to expect getting an
MPLS LSP straight out of a Cisco CMTS into my own provider edge router as
an ISP rather than rely on this being done internally by the cable carrier
to a 7206 acting as the PE, but then running policy routing on the source
IP address to select the right interface towards the ISP and then require
to run the DHCP server on behalf of the ISP?
--
Clint (JOATMON) Chaplin
Wireless Security Technologist
Wireless Standards Manager
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